Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-05-26


Is In the village visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 8. SniveIy. She re-
turns home to morrow RIOS. Nescs.
Lost between here and the Manistee
River package containing the mail
of l.. st. John. The finder will please
leave 1t at this office, or send II to the
Grayling Poet Once.
N. Persons received blow from a
piece OF odging while working at the
edger last Saturday night. IL caused
him to lay of for the balance Of the
night.
II Is announced that Judge futile,
of the Iosco district, will resign his
Office about July 1 and engage In the
practice of the law ut OscVda- --Det.
Tribune.
The wood. pile at the planning mill
of Sailing, Hanson & Co. caught fire
last week from passing locomotive,
and before IL was extinguished, burned
up quite lot of wood.
J. o. Hadley, agent for the railroad
company. will sell the lot on which the
NJ. K church stands. That horrid in
r-state-commerce-lon &-short-haui
bill is the cause. This is long haul.
B. s. Clifford takes the cake on i'm
provements this spring. He has set
new cedar posts and built three wire
fence around 40 acre field on his
farm Ia South Branch. RIOS. Netos.
Marvin Post, No. $40, g. A. R., res
pectfully invite all old soldiers, wheth.
err mem ers of the order or not, to as
sist them In the decoration services
next Monday.
The Sunday School Convention we
mentioned in a previous issue, to
be held in Grayling will not take place
until the LIST or I'd week i'm July. We
will give the date as soon rs we are
correctly informed.
The first of June will soon be here,
and you will want ogo fishing, and as
the law in this matter is very strict,
procure your fishing supplies of L.
Fournier & Co., and you can then defy
the Fish Warden.
ID. London. who has been quite sick
lungs, we are pleased to state, is inn
proving rapidly since he was brought
home from the railroad camp which he
was managing for Sailing, Hanson g.
Co.
Three Italians and two Cinnamon
Bear arrived here last Saturday hav-
ing walked from Bay City since Mon
day. We had no idea of the number
of children there were ia Greyling un-
ill the arrival of the bears and the
scarcity of nickels is greater than
ever.
Henry Hill, driver of Sailing, Han
son & Co.'S. delivery wagon, is at the
helm once more, having just returned
from the East with bran new wife.
Henry will please accept our congratu-
lations on his change of position, for
instead of driving, he will be driven.
Weather report at Graylins Cor the
week ending Tuesday, May oath.
Maximum Temp. 95.6, May 9th.
Minimum I" 3O.S 18th.
Mean Z" 65.3,
Hight actu1 bar meter, 30. 02. "a m,21.
Low'st (" 2S.45, 2p.m.24.
Rain 80, 23d; 81, Path.
Next Monday is legal holiday, and
If business houses would close up dur
ing the afternoon, the proprletors
would crafty their employees who wish
TO attend decoration services, end at
the same time show their respect for
the day and the cause which the vet
Grams purpose to commemorate.
Mrs Benson would kindly inform
the ladies of Grayling and vicinity, that
she has secured the services of Miss
Gilmore, of lansing first class dress
maker. All work executed In the
latest styles, and warranted to give
satisfaction. Cutting and fitting a
speciality.
o. f. Wisner, Esq, Of East Jordan,
has located at Gaylord. whore he will
practise law. Mr.. Wisner read an elo-
quent and patriotic poem at our Re-
union at Gaylord, last year. We hope
he will favor us with another at our
next one and that he will be successful
in working up good business in Otse-
go County.
L. s. Benson calls the attention of
his friends and patrons to the fact
that he is constantly receiving aeces-
sions to his millinery stock, thereby
keeping pace with the latest and most
fashionable styles of the day. He is
also. as usual, prepared to do ell kinds
of work connected with the Millinery
business with prompthess, ensuring
the best satisfaction. Trimming of
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